Would a lockfile work ok to signify running state? IOW, Zope would
lock a file as one of the last steps during startup (which it actually
does now, but might do it a bit too early). The Windows
service manager
would attempt to lock the same file after timeout seconds (although
I'm not sure
Hi all.
We're making our first experiments with APE. The environment is Zope 2.7.1 on
Linux. We're using APE 0.8.1.
A problem we encountered is that APE leaves the final db transaction neither
commited nor aborted, in the normal behaviour.
I mean, this is what is going on here:
1) I create a
tal:on-error is a bare except: !!
Is there any opposition to adding an
except ConflictError:
raise
in TALInterpreter::do_onError_tal ?
Florent
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Mark Hammond wrote:
Would a lockfile work ok to signify running state? IOW, Zope would
lock a file as one of the last steps during startup (which it actually
does now, but might do it a bit too early). The Windows
service manager
would attempt to lock the same file after timeout seconds
Florent Guillaume wrote:
tal:on-error is a bare except: !!
Is there any opposition to adding an
except ConflictError:
raise
in TALInterpreter::do_onError_tal ?
+10.
Tres.
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Hi,
at first let me say that I'm very sorry for the long delay; it was
just an oversight.
Tres Seaver wrote:
Is there a reason why the AJP protocol won't allow you to rewind
to the beginning of the request stream? I don't think that the
publisher does any other seek than to the start of the
Cristian S. Rocha wrote at 2004-8-10 19:15 -0300:
I'm working in a Product (CMFBio) to store biological data as Plone
content. To begin the database I need to populate a Plone Folder with a
lot of these contents ( 1) in a batch way.
Ensure to use a LargeFolder and not a standard folder!
Paolo Bizzarri wrote at 2004-8-10 09:44 +0200:
...
from Products.TemporaryFolder.TemporaryFolder import constructTemporaryFolder
def manage_addMyFolderCache(container, id, title='')
mfc = MyFolderCache(id, title)
container._setObject(id, mfc)
The standard way is:
